Catalog 73 - National University

School of Education• Completion of a minimum of 31.5 quarter units in residence.• Completion of credential program within seven years.• Successful completion of the coursework with a minimum gradepoint average of 3.0. Grades “D” and “F” are not accepted.• CPR certification for Infant, Child, and Adult (must be validwhen candidate applies for teaching credential)CLEAR CREDENTIAL FOR HOLDERS OF A RYANCREDENTIAL WITH CLAD AND AB 1059(751)(4 courses; 18 quarter units)Faculty Advisor: Jo Birdsell • (858) 642-8361 •jbirdsell@nu.eduHolders of a Ryan Credential issued prior to May 1, 2003 maycomplete the following courses to qualify for the Clear credential:Fifth Year of Study (may be completed prior to the issuance of thePreliminary MS/SS Teaching Credential.)** to include:HED 602 Introductory Health Ed: K-12EXC 625 Children w/Excep. in classEDT 608 Computer-Based Technology in the Classroom (Level 1Technology Requirement)EDT 655 Issues and Trends in Educational Technology (Level IITechnology Requirement)** Candidates who earned a Preliminary Credential prior to July 1,2002, are not required to fulfill the Level II technology requirement.CLEAR CREDENTIAL FOR HOLDERS OF APRELIMINARY 2042 MS/SS TEACHINGCREDENTIAL(749)(4 courses; 18 quarter units )Faculty Advisor: Jo Birdsell • (858) 642-8361 •jbirdsell@nu.eduHolders of an SB2042 credential issued after August 30, 2004 mustcomplete a commission accredited district teacher inductionprogram. If students’ school districts do not offer a teacher inductionprogram they must complete a CL-855 form prior to enrolling in thefollowing courses.Note: If students possess a SB2042 credential that was not taken postbaccalaureate,27 quarter units, in addition to the following four courses, ina defined field of study designed to improve the teachers competence andskills are required for completion of the fifth year of study. The followingfour courses must be taken after the issuance of the Preliminary MS/SSTeaching Credential.HED 620EXC 604EDT 655MAT 650Coordinated School Health ProgExcep & Diversity in ClsrmIssues and Trends in Educational TechnologyTeaching English LearnersCLEAR CREDENTIAL FOR HOLDERS OF AN OUTOF STATE TEACHING CREDENTIAL(748)Faculty Advisor: Jo Birdsell • (858) 642-8361 •jbirdsell@nu.eduUnder three years of experience – see information for RyanCredential holders• Three to four years of experience – BTSA OR approved SB 2042Professional Teacher Induction program• Five years or more of teaching experience – 150 clock hoursaligned with the CSTP• Plus any additional requirements listed on their documentincluding but not limited to U.S. Constitution, teaching ofreading, subject-matter competence, and Basic SkillsAssessments** Fifth Year of Study: Master’s degree or coursework consisting of 45quarter units beyond the baccalaureate degree completed at aregionally accredited IHE in a defined field of study designed toimprove the teacher’s competence and skills. (Except when noted,this may be completed prior to the issuance of the PreliminaryMS/SS Teaching Credential.)This fifth year course of study must be accredited by a Californiateacher preparation institution and may be used for one or more ofthe following purposes:• Additional subject-matter preparation, including, but not limitedto, pursuit of a master’s or higher degree• Completion of an accredited program for an advanced orspecialized credential• In-service training for which college or university credit is given• Study undertaken to complete an accredited program ofprofessional preparationExit RequirementsThe following must be in student’s file prior to being recommendedfor a credential:• Official transcripts for any transferable coursework related tocredential program coursework.• Successful completion of the coursework with a minimum gradepoint average of 3.0. Grades “D” and “F” are not accepted.• CPR certification for Infant, Child, and Adult (when necessary).• Zero account balance for relevant credential coursework.• Successful completion of all Clear requirements.CAREER TECHNICAL EDUCATIONCREDENTIALFaculty Advisor: Thomas Doyle • (858) 642-8368 • tdoyle@nu.eduProgram DescriptionThe Career Technical Education Credential program preparesstudents for a technical career path. Qualified teachers are neededwho will teach the knowledge, skills and dispositions necessary forobtaining and retaining jobs. These teachers need an understandingof teaching and the pedagogical skills necessary for trainingworkers in technical fields for a market requiring sensitivity todiversity, knowledge of skills and the practical application of thoseskills in the workplace. In order to train teachers for teachingstudents, choosing a technical education path, the State ofCalifornia has developed professional standards for CareerTechnical Education. This program has been created based uponthese standards. As a result, candidates will be prepared to useresearch-based pedagogical skills in the classroom by using theCareer Technical Education standards and frameworks. Thesecurriculum standards bolster California’s standards-basededucation system by incorporating cutting-edge technology aboutcareer options, technology and skills required for success in adultlife.Program RequirementsThe National University teacher preparation program for CareerTechnical Education is a four-month, five-course intensive programwith a sequence of courses that includes supervised teaching thatspans the entire program. If candidates are already teaching in atechnical/vocational classroom, the supervised teaching will take209Education